Self-Closing Safety Gates -- Occupational Health & Safety

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Self-Closing Safety Gates

Kee Safety Self-Closing Safety Gates provide OSHA-compliant, permanent fall protection in facility work zones including rooftop applications and other working-at-height areas. Gates are spring-loaded to close automatically behind the user, reducing the risk for human error. Easy to install, Kee Gate is fully adjustable and available in a variety of sizes and styles.

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